Teaching Degrees in Oxfordshire

...the school-based tasks and sustain critical discussion with peers. In addition to attendance at the seminars, all students are expected to engage in online activities... Learn about: Learning Teaching, IT Development...

...with a greater emphasis on the contents and requirements of the Primary National Curriculum. These core modules: Developing the Mathematics Curriculum... Learn about: Teacher Education, Skills and Training...

...About the course The MSc ALLT is a degree aimed at professionals of TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) or modern foreign languages, which is taught primarily via distance/online learning. This innovative two-year part-time course offers a cutting-edge introduction...

...Study modules All our courses are reviewed regularly to ensure that they respond to developments in the subject area and the needs of employers... Learn about: Communication Training, IT Development, English Language...

...it is desirable or necessary for the University to make changes in course provision, either before or after registration. For further information... Learn about: English Language...

...Bioscience Equine Breeding and Stud Practice Equine Business International Thoroughbred Industry Practical Horse Husbandry Skills for Life Scientists (double)... Learn about: IT Management, Skills and Training...

...Learning during the post-Oxford periods consists of on-line peer-to-peer learning, workplace-based activities and guided learning, with tutorial feedback... Learn about: Behavioural Therapy, Medical training, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy...

...Year 1 (level 4) First-year modules include introductions to the main themes within the degree programme, allowing you to gain insight into sports development... Learn about: Sport Coaching, Physical Education, IT Development...

...who are singing Schubert Lieder for a solo recital, and who are analysing Bach... A typical week Four to six lectures One or two tutorials in college Practice... Learn about: History of Philosophy, Full Time, Skills and Training...

...to allow the students to meet the tutors and course teaching staff and to provide face-to-face teaching, discussion time and leadership training...

...one paper on a Slavonic language (not previously studied) either (i) three option papers, or (ii) two option papers and an essay of 5,000 to 7,000 words...

...with the International Gender Studies Centre. Whilst you are pursuing the MSt in Women’s Studies you are also encouraged to go to lectures and seminars...

...successful careers in the academic world, education, publishing and in museums. Some graduates have also chosen a different career path and found employment...

...The teaching is delivered through a range of methods, including lectures, seminars, workshops, student presentations, self-directed learning and study...

...is the responsibility of the Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages and it is not always possible to accommodate the preferences of incoming graduate...

...able to specialise your knowledge through the choice of two special subject courses chosen from a list of options available for that academic...

...during which you will be expected to keep working full time, with modest breaks for Christmas and Easter. You will be given guidance about specific projects to be tackled...

...At each stage you will also make a short formal presentation of your research at one of the doctoral student symposia organised by the School of Archaeology...

...words – one at the end of the first term, and two at the end of the second term – relating to the ‘B’ and ‘C’ courses that have been taken. All course...

...found outside the Department of Education. Graduate destinations This new course is intended to improve assessment skills and to provide students...